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GSA wants your feedback on schedules consolidation
FedScoop: The General Services Administration is in the midst of a massive consolidation of its Multiple Awards Schedules from 24 to just one. But before it takes any next steps, it wants the feedback of industry to help guide the transition.
GSA issued a request for information Friday “for the proposed single solicitation format, including the streamlined terms and conditions, and the solicitation cover page outlining the instructions applicable to all offerors, for the forthcoming consolidated Multiple Award Schedules (MAS) solicitation,” it said in a release.
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